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Thurstjay, January 6, 1972
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOOnTAIN, N. C.
’ ^ WANT ADS
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Sir^US SUFFERERS
Hare'i good >tBwi for yowl Exclutive rt«w -'hard core'* SYNA-CIEAP Oasongp,(„.t.»
toblofs act if. to^'ly and coofinuouiiy to drain ond claor all ncsol-iinm cavitia*.
Ona hord cora fal>i't guras y«u i»;> to 8 hojri relief from pom and orasiure of
COngadicn. Allows vou lu biool-io eosily—stops watery ayas O ld runny nose. You
con buy SYNA CLFAft AT wilnoul need for a pre:C'tplion.
bolisfoclion gyuioiiteed by maker. Try it toda/l
IntrorJuctorv
Offer 'itVorin
;]5o
Cut out this ad- f i to iter« lijte't, Purchose one park of SYNA-ClEAR I2’i and
racaiva one mo<a r.-! < '..•.rAR I 2*: uck free.
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KINGS nOUHTAIN
rvi’ STvxe DRUG COMPANY
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OAKWOOD
MOBILE HOMES
EVERY HOME
LIGHTED
EVEHY NIGHT
WEEKDAYS UNTIL 9:00 P.M.
SATUHDAY <S SUNDAY
UNTIL 6 P.M.
lake Your Time * See It All
Shop At Night
jam
Wilkinson Blvd.
Gastonia, N. C.
TWISTER TfiNDl^iS!
Nood Twister Tender.s, average earnings of approx
imately $.3 per hour. Second and third shifts. Full
six and seven day operating schedule. Excellent
employee benefits. Apply 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. An
equal opportunity employer;
PERSONNEL OFFICE
McNEILL SPINNING COMPANY
Bessemer City, N. C.
THE CITY'S MODERN STORE
H. R. COX
■‘jim k' ' rww - .. . \ —
CONFIDENTIAL TAX SERVICE
. 146 WEST MOUNTAIN ST.
FEDERAL AND STATE
INCOME TAX RETURNS
$3.00 UP
ALL STATES RETURNS
REASONABLE RATES FOR
SMALL BUSINESS BOOKKEEPING
LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED
YEAR ROUND SERVICE DOWNTOWN
739-3248
Hetty Cox — Linda Davis
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PLAYS IN ATLANTA — Former Kings Mountain High cage star.
Otis Cole, will be with the Florida State Seminoles Jem. 22 when
they take on Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Wit hCole among the top
scorers, the Seminoles are ranked among the nation's top twenty
college basketball teams this season.
MOlU-J AIIOUT
BOWLING
I Continued from Pa<je Three
sot :)ut liiT team hisl by almost
7(1 pins. Boblrio Mc-Koe ii-.l the
winners with a 131 lino anti 317
' sorio.s.
Clovoland Radiator .servira'
swept four same's from .-Vmerican
, Legion. Bc.ky Barnett led the at-
taok with a 118 lino and 308 set.
Pat Panther added ;i 303 .set for
I the winners and Barbar.a .Miller
I topped the losers with a 99 line
and 274 series.
VVe.st End .\meriean won three
of lour "antes from Dri'.vs Ta.\
Serviep. Ptit Herndon loil the win
ners with a 106 line and 291
. serie.s. Betty Fite and Winnie
Fulton had 97 lines and Fulton
had a 283 .serie.s tor the lo-ers.
MORE ABOUT
DUPLEX
Continued from Pwjf Three
lison 12. Stewart 6, Perkins 4, B.
Peterson 2, E. Peterson 6, D<‘"ree
2.
C'rafisitun ((>6) — Durham 8..
.Tones 13, Ross 1, Roberts 6, Jeff
ries I, Barnes 28, Terry 8.
Plonk Oil (66) Barrett 11. Rhea
1. B, Bolin 11, Swink 2, Casli 4, L,
Bolin 12. -Stephen.son 19.
Imperial (44) — B. Gibby 6, J.
Helm.s 12, R. Gibby 7, K. Helms
13. Rassell 6.
LEAGUE STANDINIGS
Teams W L
Duplex .0 ]
Craftspun 3 2
Imperial 3 2
KM Mcrch;(nts 3 3
Oxford
PLiik Oil
1,
1
You call. We come.
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Tliht’s what the .service business is all
about. And lliat's the business were
in. Every day.
6f course it helps if the serviceman
'knows wl'at to do when he gets theie.
Our servicemen do.
Non-emergency services? We offer
those too.
Like automatic metered deliveries
that save you time and trouble. Burn
er service and tune-up. And we iiave
a budget payment plan that spreads your fuel costs evenly over the
months.
We ran do more for you than just sell you clean, dependable, eco
nomical Mobil Healing Oil. Emergency or no. Give us a call. Any time.
Mobil
heating oil
WE DELIVER TO YOUR HOME 50 GALLONS AND UP
CALL JIM ALEXANDER OR JULIUS BURTON
CITY ICE, COAL & OIL COMPANY
PHONE 739-4261
CITY STREET
MOPE ABOUT
MOUNTIES SEEK
Continued from. Pwjf Three
tlireo in a rav sint-e losing to
j South Point of Belmont in ihei:
first conference .game. Prior to
that, Coarli Blaine Fronober-
gcr’s girls won a p.iii- of non-
conference bouts will] 2-.-t Besse
mer City.
'Pile f w o Kiii/ys ilur'iilain
squads will ha\e another tough
fi.ght on their liands Tue.sday
night when thi'y journey to Cher
ry ville to take on aiiotlicr pair
of conference contenders.
The- Cherryvillo girl.s are off to
their host start in several sea
sons, sporting a perfect 6(1 rec
ord and sliaiing first place in
the .SWC sl-andings with .South
Point. The Cherryville la.ssies
linnded the .Mountainctlcs a pair
of defeats Jasi year.
Tile Cherryville hoys, playing
under new coach Jim Ramsey, are
2-2 in conference play, having
dropped their last two games to
Shelby and Crest. But tiie Iron
men. who whipijed K.M twice
last year, are always tough on
the Mountaineers, especially on
their home court at Nixon gym.
TAX LISTING
Tuesday, Jan. 4 Through Thursday, Feb. 3,1972 Inclusive
LIST IN YOUR TOWNSHIP
.-\11 person.s are notified that we will be at the following places on the date.s given for the purpo.se of lusting taxes. All tax
payers are warned that a penalty will be added if they fail to list ta.xes during the month of January.
In addition to all other penalties prescribed by law. any
any poll or property, real or personal, who willfully fails or
law, or who removes or conceals property for the purpose
punishable by a fine not to exceed five hundred dollars
tion to taxes, firm or corporation aiding or abetting the re
ing taxation shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable
prisonment not to exceed sixty days. The failure to list shall
person, firm or corporation whose duty it shall be to list
refuses to list the same within the time allowed by
of evading taxation, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
(S500) or information is kept confidential and has no relc-
moval or concealment of property for the purpose of evad
by a fine not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500) or im-
be oprima facie evidence that such failure was willful.
FARM CENSUS NOTE
FARM CENSUS: Eacii farm owner .shall prepare a list of tlie average of eaeh crop grown, ineluding tenths of acres of truck
The INt siumlri show the total acres cultivated :y (he owner, also the aere.s eultivate|i by all tenants on each .separately recog
nized farm, the acres in improved piusture, woodland, idle and other lands. He .shall be prepared to refjorl the number of
bearing fruit trees, the numix'r.-s of live.st<x-k of breeding age, number of hogs .sold or slaughtered during the pa.st 12 months
and tons of fertiliz('rs to be used during this crop year. This information is keiU confidential and has no relation to taxes.
It.s pu.’-po.se is lor agricultural, edueatlonail, ecmomlc analysis and safer guidance of county agents and farmers genenaUy.
BE SURE TO SEE YOUR LI.ST TAKER.
NO. 4 TOWNSHIP
TAX LISTERS — J. EDWIN MOORE
MRS. CHAS. T. CARPENTER
MRS. CHAS. E. BALLARD
Jan. 15 4 29 Grover Rescue Building
HOURS: 8:30 To 1 P.M.
KINGS MOUNTAIN CITY HALL
Saturdays 8:30 to 1 P.M.
ALL OTHER DAYS
HOURS: 8:30 A..M. — 5:(.V) P.M.
NO. 5 TOWNSHIP
TAX USTER — GEO. M. MURRAY
At My Home
HOURS: Monday Through Friday 9 -A.M. to 5 PNI.
Saturdays — 9 .A.M. to 12 No.an
OTHER HOURS BY APPOINT.MENT
All real estate and personal property owners are required to list. All changes in real estate, such as
new construction or other improvements, must be reported to your list taker. All buildings under con
struction which have not been completed as of Jan. 1. 1972 will be appraised and charged in accordance
with the percentage of completion. Crop reports are required of farmers. Dogs must be listed. ■ ■ iv.
By Resolution of County Commissioners Any Person or Firm May List By Mail.
FOR INFORMATION CALL-^82-2362
All Persons Not Listed Last Year, And All Persons Listing for First Time—Must List in Person — Not
By Mail.
LIST EARLY TO AVOID LAST ^?I^'UTE RUSH!
ROBERT S. GIDNEY, County Tax Supervisor
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Immediate Openings in Production
No Experience Necessary
We provide on-the-job training leading to responsible
positions in flotation and grinding plant operations.
CHECK THESE ADVANTAGES:
EXCELLENT STARTING RATES
PAID VACATIONS
PAID HOLIDAYS
GROUP INSURANCE
PENSION PLAN
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
Now Interviewing 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
United States Gypsum Company
Kings Mountain Plant
(An equal opportunity employer)
Located approximately 4 miles South of Kings Mountain on 216 (Grover
Road)— — Look for USG sign with arrow 12:16-29
4%% Regular
’ Passbook
Saving
upvii .an account with any a-
mount any time. Withdrawals are
permitted at any time, all inter
est paid quarterly. This w a ideal
saving account for any member
of the family.
GREAT
SAVING S
PLANS
4%%
Full Pay
Certificate
Minimum investment $100 with
additions in multiples of $100. In-
tere.st paid quarterly. Withdraw
als at anv time.
5%
Passbook
Saving
For people wdio desire tlie conven
ience and silmplicity of regular
passbook saving, but can provide
a 90 notice of withdrawal to
earn a higiier rate of dividends.
Minimums of $100 with additions
in multiiples of $100. Dividends
are compounded quarterly.
5'/4%
Bonus
Saving
Certificate
Minimum investment of $1,000
wdrh additions of $100, all inter
est paid quarterly. This cerl earns
, willi a Bonus of iuG if left
for 6 montlis.
5%%
Saving
Certificate
Minimum invc.stmciil of $.3,000
with addition in muUiplcs $1,000
one year maturity with automatic
renewal Dividends are paid quar
terly. Certificates earn from date
of investment. Withdrawals made
prior to 12 qualifying period are
subject to maximum penalty of
90 days interest forfeiture. Funds
immediately available.
6%
Saving
Certificate
.Minimum investment of $10.(X)0
with additions in multiples of
$1,000. Two yekr maturity with,
automatic n-newal. Dividends
paid quarlerly. Certificates earn
from date of investment. With
drawals made i>rior to 24 months
qualifying [X-riod are subjec^t to
maximum penalt\- of 90 days in
terest forfeiture. Fund immedi
ately available.
Kings Mountain
Savings & Loan Association
P. O. BOX 746 KINGS MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA 280B^
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